Normal leucorrhea secretion picture

It is abnormal for women to have light pink secretions in their normal secretions. It may be mixed with mucous membranes or small blood vessels and secretions, which will appear as light pink secretions.

Causes of disease:

1. This may be caused by Trichomonas vaginitis, which can cause the mucosa to crack.

2. Women may also experience this condition when they suffer from cervical inflammation.

3. When women have intrauterine diseases, such as functional imbalance bleeding or gynecological diseases such as uterine fibroids, light pink secretions will also appear in the secretions. Therefore, when a woman has light pink secretion, she should go to the hospital immediately for gynecological B-ultrasound and estrogen test, as well as TCT examination of the cervix. If it is caused by inflammation, anti-infection treatment is required. If it is caused by uterine cavity disease, it also needs medication or surgery for treatment.

The yellowing of secretions generally has physiological and physiological differences. If the secretions turn yellow after ovulation, it is physiological. Since the corpus luteum enters the progesterone secretion period after ovulation, estrogen may be relatively abundant, resulting in an increase in the number of vaginal secretions and cervical secretions, which may produce milky white or even yellowish secretions. As long as there is no discomfort, just pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts, it will not affect your physical and mental health. Because it is physiological, it will gradually disappear after the menstrual period is over or there will be no such secretion immediately.

In addition, if the yellow discharge appears three days after the menstrual period ends or before ovulation, there may still be a certain degree of mild inflammation. Although the discharge test is normal, it indicates that the white blood cell count or the cleanliness is not very good, or there may be yellow discharge. It is recommended to buy detergent to wash it.

If during ovulation, a small part of the uterine wall falls off due to the rapid decrease of estrogen, causing vaginal bleeding, and the blood remains in the reproductive system for too long, the appearance of brown secretions is a normal physiological phenomenon. If brown leucorrhea appears even when there is no menstrual period, it is considered to be caused by gynecological diseases, such as cervical cysts, cervical erosion, endometritis, acute vaginitis, etc. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination, B-ultrasound of the uterine adnexa, routine examination of leucorrhea, colposcopy, etc. Determine the cause of the disease and provide further treatment.